Player Ratings: Millwall 2 Charlton 1

Bartosz Bialkowski – 6 –

Fumbled everything that came his way in the opening twenty minutes, but redeemed himself with a haul of ridiculous saves to keep his side in the game. 

Murray Wallace – 6 – 

With Charlton playing no wingers the fullback was left twiddling his thumbs which caused him to be slow of the mark when either Bonne or Leko made runs in behind. 

Shaun Hutchinson – 7 – 

As the leader of the pack, there is no better way to rally up your teammates than scoring a goal in the opening five minutes but he knows he should have closed down Leko a lot quicker for Charlton's equaliser. 

Jake Cooper – 6 – 

With neither of Charlton’s strikers posing a physical threat the defender won all his aerial duels and swept away any dangerous balls in behind. 

Mahlon Romeo – 8 –

Was the spark to Jed Wallace’s fire. He bombed forward at the right times and possessed the energy to carry out his defensive duties resiliently.

Shaun Williams – 7 –

He might be losing his legs experience prevails every time. An early crunch tackle on Conor Gallagher set the tone for the rest of the match. Sat deep and made some key interceptions. 

Jayson Molumby – 7 –

Made Cullen’s and Gallagher’s debuts at The Den uncomfortable suffocating them every given opportunity.

Ben Thompson –7 –

Deployed on the left side of midfield which allowed him to cut inside and cause havoc. Run himself into the ground. 

Jed Wallace – 9 – 

With his new free-roaming license he was a continuous nuisance for the hosts all over the pitch. Assisted Hutchinson's opener and Matt Smith's 91st-minute winner. 

Tom Bradshaw – 5 – 

Worked hard for the team but nothing went his way offensively. 

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson – 6 – 

Showcased his versatility through his mobility to hold up the ball and have the courage to take defenders but he needs to be more clinical in the penalty area if he is going to kick on in a Millwall shirt.

SUBS:

Connor Mahoney - 6 

Matt Smith - 8 

Aiden O'Brien - 5